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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04
GAUDAEK-RANLAN.
HzPoKT or xHK EECnTT RAcE THAT aAFs
oFFKHcn 10 M. II. SomN.

azPoET or xHK EEcNET RAcK THAT aAss
oFTEHcE 10 M. 81 JOIN.
puctao, AaR. 3.--Ths FspoFt sent o1t
~ tks Associated Press 81 the 0an-
dsar- -Hanian race. which took plaee %
JAW gs3. q Pullman, IN. n whioh D.
n 4. John - charged with hsginR
araersd Gaudaur 10 Iose. Was tBo8FFeet
- go uaxticziax and aid thai Rsnlls
- grsst fn5usfiee. Tbe faeta weFs
shst NJ. a. gohn ordeIed 0and1nf, re-
aardlsas of the eondition o. the wasef,
q obsy tke aga3Ee o. the feftfsN, 40 y
win IL possible InaEe y no reason g
doah4 lhet thig fnces lie every otneE %
whseh MF. Sc yshn ana oanoa1t nass
hsen eanneeaed wlih, was f0weo Atss.ay
= lhs merits ef the mep. y wsa -
sETsE on ths Esfsrss's psFs % aAvs ssaa
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pourr suMMoNEp.
REaTIaED 70 BATHE.

rHE EKw DEPARTURE or TIE uNToE
PACIFIC WITHOUT A PARALLEL.
sAN FRAnu1sco, Aug. 3.-The Uaion
Pacific is probably she enly railway tn
the world that requires its passengers TO
hathe. A bath house has recently been
crested By 10 ct Garfield beach, Salt
Lake, uheFe the train stops for an hour
until the passengers get on and take 3
plungs into the invigorating waters OF
The famous Lake. The company has
An idea that the departure not only pre-
serves the cleanliness Of the ceaches.
bus Ia also q preventative Of sickness
en- route. A Uni0n Pacific offctai
stated 10 reporter today thaf ths de-
paFture is thoFOuRhly appreciated By
the passengers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04
AN oEIlcRR ArrNn I'm.

ToaONro (0nk), Aae. a-Hiah Oon-
Stable Blssonate. Of Montreal, passed
through here today en- routa for So.
OaihaFInes with . warrant for the ar
res1 of AcGsFiRla. the Chicago boodlsr.
The warrant vas issaed At the instance
Of James Baxter. 4 broker.
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REFUSAL EXPLAINED.


sKHAroR STAMFORD TELLS THE PACIFIC
RATrnoAD ooMA1IssIoN TIE REASON
OF TEE RECENT KEFUsAL.
San FRANcrsco, Aug. SAT this morn
tuQ'a session Of the Pacific Railway
Commission Senator Stanford explained
the refusal 70 produce books OF etheE
companies than those Of the Central
Pacific, BY stating that ''they were op-
posed By formidable rivals and be did
NOS desire the books 70 be known TO
everybody"
szcRETAHY DoUTY SUMMONED.
SAu Francisco, Ang. 9.-The Pacific
Railroad Commission presented 9 pett-
tion 10 the United States Circuit Court
this morning, asking the Court 10 issue
an ORDER requiring r. 8. Douty 70 show
cause Why be should not be required 10
appear before the Oommission and to
preduoe the books, papers end miuutes
which be refused 10 pFodnce yesterday,
ana 10 give evidence teucking the mat
ter In question. Judge Sawyer issued
an order that Douty should appear BE-
fore him tomorrow 81 ii q. N, 30 show
cause Why an order should no be grant
Cd, directing him 10 produce the said
books and minutes. Judges Field and
Hoffman will probably sit on tbs bench
With Judge SawssT tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

the men cue Ia roazh water and ID
RaiherinR darkness The oArsmen bad
ne appeal from bis order and ueFs IN 10
uay responsible for ths ansatisfaclory
raanft.
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SEATTLE, W. Il. THURSDAY MORNING AUG 4 1887

dan alihoEitiss seemed 60 have asasF.
mined % aFrest hin, bof be arrears %
have been warned IN tine.
eAouND Hos TER CANADIAN WARRANT.
A0RrRzkrs Aua. s. - Baxter allaQes
thas when MeGaFiRie was tha ChisaQo
Onlef Of Polica be ooa1piEed with one
elllA Of Montreal. 10 have Haxter's poF-
TRAN placed In the r0g- e. gallery. Ssi,s
and Baxter ai the time we're fighting
each other over Silver Plume mining
stock Silis claimed that Baxter swim
dled him 0nt of &Sd0o0.
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naapLEn neeAaIeLE.

uxrrrrrvrs cHAszx0 Tan KscARED PaIs-
owKR Al anoUxp THH FnoF-
upE oF cxTAzto.
MowrnEAL (Oan.l, AaR. 3.-Two %
ta1fiVss left for L0ndcn. OetaFio. i.ss
$500 wiih q waErAn4 for MeoaKisle. -
- A TIE instance Of Jcaspn baxtef.
4 broker og this city, on sn&fas o.
socspiFsey.
Vas wknxED n IrME
IcwDam fOntl, AaR. A-h 10 stated
sh@s Nv(3sFfais arrived 81 inReTsoii. sAss
- T,nrsAon. IA tine 20 oateh TIE AtlAn-
sse exuFoa1' uhish passsd e9s1 81 izsB 2.
- "a "a nnupnaad % hare p4Msa
svrua1 Lonoan frum BlFaihgoy, La
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

SAN knANuIHco. AnRuss a-Gsneral
faAfle Manager StnhbA OF the South
ern Pacific Road. said thia afternoon
that. While the ffeioht afafia "a noa what
i vas two or three moniha sirca, Il
SHOWS an increase over the tfaf2a az
last season a. this time. The SALMON.
fFutt and canned goods shipmsnta are
qaiie extensive. showing . heavy ia.
crease ever tba same business 81 iass
season AZ this tfne.
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Travellers Life and Accident.

xar~,.s the esss
ne seeuFe4 ~ tBAAT~
oas.sss. 0oSs0oo surp1aa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

sAM FAANcrsoo, Auq. 8.--It is nov
known for Q fact that The 81. Geo pack
ages Of tea, constituting the cargo OF
the Canadian Pacific steamer Parthia,
we're sent wholly By English merchants.
Who hzve shipped via the Susz route.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

sAw PRANc1soo, Aue. 8.--It is nov
known fos . fact that the 5000 pack.
aces of tea, constituting the cargo OF
the Canadian Pacific steamer Parthia,
we're sent wholly By English merchants.
Who havs shipped via the SusE route.
Cas- Rate Tiekess.
sAN FRAHctsoo, AUG. Sd. n. Abbott,
Chairman Of the We tern States Pas
senaeR Association. has thirty cot rate
tickets sold 10 this city 20 Chinese
boand for Chicago. II h likely that .
case viii be made out against the Mi.
waakes 4 Sc. Paul road 10 oouneOtioa
with lhsse ents.
NE. Abbota west IN Onaario.
81. LouIa, AaR. "A special from
London, Ontario. says that Wm. Ihcm-
Is Abbott West, who 10 wanted Ia 81.
Leafs for she murder ef Susie Bfek was
seen in this city las1 Thursday. He hur-
Eied By, visited bic brother, Poaer West,
Who has tWo Of that persons children
In bis care. The Lsna0n dsteottyeg are
rsueh ohagFiaed ~ they had taken no
interest IN tie affair until TOO late
Gases 81 Chsiera.
Lozpon. AuR. a.-ThsEe have been
6Ss oaass Of CHOLERA ana one death ai
Malta 10 ten days- Qaafa1tlne aRai1st
THAI place has been established ~ oio-
faiiaf.
free EntFy Allowed.
WasHFx0rcN, ApQ. S-Assiafsnt Sec
rstafv MaynaFd has autb0Fixsd The Col
IfotoF Of Customs a. Nsv York 10 allow
ths free sntry Of the staiue and pedestal
Intended for erosion sl Stockton, Cali.
foYula. In msuory OF the late 0eneral
4. g. Briily, whioh articles we're recently
imported at New York.
Tease Lady Released.
CEcuxRArT, AnR. &.-Miss Josie
Hslmss, lats exshapRs eierk Of The ~
deIisy National Bank, who hss besn 10
TAI Il default Of bail IN e6O0 90 :
ehares Of assisting and absttiuR = L.
HaFper 10 e01mittinR bis sdscssa
azsinsf The banking LAYS, uss TO-DAY -
iepsed on her oua reeoGn tncs. on fse
reesmusndaiion of DisiFict Attorney
Barnett. Il b uadsFstood tbai hisl
Holmes has 81 last agreed 10 Rive ths
0oveFhmeEs TIE adrintsEe Of hel
/ knswssdes Of The iusids workings ei
ths FIDELITY Bank.
esmlnG % The Csast.
san FRkmcIno0, Aaanss 3--By Dseem.
hsf uexs i u expeeted that ihe Cnicsea
RuElsuRtan a Qninog Raiiroad will have
| adgMnesd A. far wasgw1Ed ~ Ch6ytnne
| The line originally ran onig from Chiea
ao 10 Coaned Bloli8. bat Il baa aine,
nawhed on 60 Denver, ard 10 steadily
/ kasiA5ng kowaFd fha Faeida east. gh4l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

DUn1s, Aug. 3.-Tho Mayor today
presented the freedom % ihs city 70
Patrick Collins, Of Boston, q Fepreasn-
fatlge of millions Of Iriah people ban
isbed from their native laud 81 land
lordism and oppression. The freedom
Of the city vas also conferred upon
Wm. O'Esien.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

With the ambition Of bsoorninn, either
taFOaah oonneclions o. by its ogn ronts,
aooiher trar4eontinental line. there
eAn % ionRes Be any doab1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

GLKMDos Nd !. Aag. a-The Hlaie
Convsngion Of PFohibitioniaia. In aas-
sion here, nominated for Governor, MT.
summeF6sid Bsldwin. OF Raifimore,
and for Attorney GenGral. James How-
ard, Of Baltimore.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

LoAD5N, Aug. a-OhanR Ia Ken,
Chinese Minister b the United States,
Spain sad Peru, visited Mr.. Phelps, the
AmeEioan Minister. today. He will
sail Tor Mes York on the EtEuFiM on
Saturday next, and in the moantima ho
wiil visit ths various points Of interest,"
In and about fsoad0n. Mr. Curry,
United States Minister 10 spain, will
also sail on the Etruua.
Beath of REcneh Cenernl.
LoSDoz. AaR. 8.-Tbe distinguished
Ffeneh General, Pellssisr. is dead. AGED
IS years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

WksRTzGroN, AuR. a-A mestina of
Tie C4bipst vas held this evening ~
re Presidents osttaae. % Oak View.
Il vas attended bv all ibs members ox.-
eepf BayaFd snd Glrland. The former
i cat of the city, aBd tbs latter u no3
in g7od hsalih. TIE mesiinR vas pre-
seeded by = dinteF, a. ghiah tho PTsai-
dsnt pfssided. i la impossblo 20 learn
ths OBI et Of The mseficR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

NcaIR lAkmaA (W. I'd, AuQ. f.
foana pe1eaf, with party which wsnt
ont Ten daya ago 10 saAroh for hia father
I'D TIE mountains aixky miles wpaf az
sa1s piAca, letarned today and reported
hndlnQ The remains Of a LARGE arn
twelve miles this side Of DeGFal'a min
ln9 slain, In which hnman ZONES wern
discovered. They are supposed b -
thcse Of De0faf. George aihha Ia
been arrested and placed ia iail await
inG preliminary examination on 4
charge q havinQ murdered De0raf
WHO vas his mining partner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

DuHLIN, Ace. 2.-rhs aFst meallnQ Of
the National Lsagus sinos ths Coercion
Ael vas pal Ia operation, was held
here today. It Was announced that the
receipts from Amerioa since The lnat
meeting amount te R52. 900. The Lord
Mayor declared that the League, II
pFoolaimed. would oonsinua iis dQht.
Mr.. Patrick A. Collins, who was pFos-
ent. made speech, IN which be assured
bis audience THAI they had The sym.
paahy Of America.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04
General Insurance Agency
TAYLOR & BURNS, AGENTS.
FIRE. MARINE, LIE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
4utIex Building, Jan NoS Street
Butler Building, Jan >eS street
e AMERICAN

I,OllCrEs WRITTEN N THE FOLLOWING TrRsr-CLA "
ana Foreasn Companies
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BAa1Ix1aE, Aaa. a. Baiiimvsss. 8.
Lousssflis. 4.
PafLADELFHIA. AnR. -Ashlsiies 10.
MfsFopolitsus Z
DKTNoEE. Auq -DetEoli 2. Fhlladsl-
chs 6.
INDGksARoaas. kuR. Indianapolis
N. Boston z.
cncaoo. Aax . s-ctlsaes IA. wAah
insson ]
Yosk 6
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ST. THozAa lOni.), AuQ. a-rhs Oar
oneF's iary on the railway hoIocanss
oere on 1uly I5lh brought IN verdict
this morning. The iaEy concludes thai
the aeoident vas dua 20 the carelssaneSr
of the elhcials and employees on 1he
Grand frunk Railway. Onnduclor
Spst9ua vas comuitted on a charge of
unanelamgAfer
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

kKADFAa Pal, Aug. a.--One OF the
most terrific storms ever Witnenssd ih
this county, last night, and many neidn
Of the Storm four vivid flashes of light
loud peala Of thunder. ImmoaiatoiV
thereafter the historic Christian IAatheF.
an Church, q mile from town. vas dis.
covered 10 Be en- IRE, and In one henr
the boautiful struoturo vas 10 ruins.
TIE los 10 the congregation viii Be
SO. 900; Insurance.. 5000. This sdifoa
vas one Of The landmarks Of the Luth-
eFan ohaseh IN America, having been
built Ia t7t8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

FnANRF0HT, AUG. The inloFnn-
tlonai chess tournament has been con.
eluded. Captain Mckenzie. OF New
York, wou the hrst prize, Blackburn and
prizes and Bardelebsn took the fourth
pEiza.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

Los AxoEIEs. AnS. a-Cousul Bee 4
here b look afief the Interests Of the
Chinese VITO last their property bv ne
great iire IL CainaloWa tea davs aoo,
De Is inclined 10 think lhe city is
responsible.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

eAs knkncnco, Amg. S.-The steamer
Boscowlix, which has JOSH arrived fr0m
pack Of the North has been fairly good
this year. Ga the Skeena river II has
been much better than ever before, four
companies having pat 40 l9,0O0 oaaea
eaeh. AZ Albert Bay the run has beon
fair, and st River Intet Il was poor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

LozpoN. Aug. 3.-TheFe have been
ave eases Of cholera and one death a
Malta 10 ten days. Qaarantlne aRaigsi
lhat place has been established ~ Glib
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

L1vxEPooL, Aug. 3-SS0p. m.-Wheat
ia offered freely. The news Of q panic
In California is dem0Falizlng matters,
and q bad break is expected.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-23

The prize fight between Smith an,
Kilrsin. on the Island OF 81. Pierre, iu the
river Seine, lasted for LOG rounds aud was
declared q draw. 1t was an unusual bruta
affair.
Ernest Stone and Du iley May, two
young bloods Of Mt. Sterling, took two coll
ored prostitutes buggy riding on Sunday
evening aud were run into by the light
ming express on the Chesapeake Il OHIO.
I he whole party was instantly killed.
Senator Beck introduced a bill provid
ing that every person who carries on bust.
meas of a retail dealer in liquor, mannfac.
turer Of tobacco, snuff or cigars, or dealer
in tobacco, without having paid spscisl
tax therefor. shall be liable to fine Of
$500 or imprisonment in county Jail with.
out hard labor not more than one year.
In the usck-iaying record Of 1857 Kan.
sas takes the lead With 6Sl miles, Nebrss.
ks follows with S67, then comes Texas
with SS4, Colorado with us, Dskots with
6S9, Montana with 497, Indian Territory
with 1853, Alsbsms 377, Michigan S39 and
Missouri 326 All the other States and
Territories fall under 800 milee. MINES
ts's record is only l76
The Lexington grand jury, which hiss
ius, adjourned, brought in 600 indictments,
more thsn were ever before returned at one
session The proximity OF the Blue grass
capitol to Cincinnati is gradually giving it
a foremost place among the sinful cities Of
the land. When Kentucky new eysugel At,
Miss Belle Hunt, completes her rereners.
ton OF Nicholasville, she could find no
place where her lsbors are a. needful "a
wicked Lexington Courier Journal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-23
Grammar m Politics

The Washington dispatches sccredit 10
Senator Pugh, OF AiaJams, the iniroiuc-
lion aud advocacy oi the to!!o~Ing rssolu
tIun-.
! Resoiued Tnst tie meet important and
pressing uuty Of tne preeent se,sIou OF Con-
| sres5 Is ~ revise anu 80 Amead tne existing
lnternal tax aud tarif laws ~ 10 reduce
inc Internal tegeuues W be cole ed there
! from 10 toe necessary wants of the Federal
| Goyernmsnt, aud NJ more than it needs to
| pay It's IN 4tured debts and discharge its OBJ
| legations under the laws OF Congress with.
out GRIPPING or deraDsing auy AmericAu
industries Of business or interest connected
with the subjects OF tariff taxation or intert
ferlng VITA the just rates of American
working people intended To be secured TO
tuem by The incidental effects Of revenue
du lee, to snare in the )lnL product Of the
labor and capital employed IN American
industries, to full measure Of the difference
in the Cost OF their labor and the labor
Of those engaged IN similar industries in
Europe
RcS)tred That the Senate will coucur ia
no JOINT resolution for the final adjourn
ment Of the present session of Congress un
Ill after the passage Of such remedial avs
IA are specified in the foregoing reso u,ion
Considered from political point Of
view, the central idea in these two resolu.
tions is we'll enough, bu. We pause to in.
quirs, where dill the Senator study that
part OF grammar which the orthodox
scnool M lsler calls ayntax? In our boy
hood days there was system Of teaching
ia vogue called parsing. 1t dealt largely
with subjects, verbs and predicates. Per
haps It was but cumbersome piece Of
Tom foolery, devised by some knight OF
the rod and ferule to worry his not alto
Rether obsdient pupils; but nevertheless
and notwithstanding, it would be everlsst
ing fun to the tow headed, copperss. breech-
ga boy of some log school house in the back
deestricts to hear the Senator parse Resolve
No. l. Imagine Lindley Murray or Noble
Butler rumaging among congressional ar
chives searching for choice selections TO il
luStrate the rules of syntax, wouldn't they
get up howl when they struck this liter
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-23

airy tid-bit? But to reach q climax, imsg
inc Prof. Qusckenbos teaching a class Ia
rhetoric. He Is lecturing upon style. II,
commends the pure and simple. In leeis-
lation especial ', is the importance Of these
two features impressed upon the class. He
illustrates by selections from standard au
thors. He picks up Senator Pugh's reso-
lutious. "Ye gods and little fishes" The
sequel is left to the descriptive pen and
fertile imagination of Soule Smith or "sny
other man."
We cannot concur in toto with the poll.
tics OF the Senator'S resolutions The ana II
leaven OF incidental protection which the
microscope reveals in minute quantities
will not DO much harm, unless il ssells, ~
it il most likely to do, like the R)val B,k.
ing Powders see sd. on another psge) in
pone of light bread, We knew boy once
who ate a half pound OF dried apples and
then drank water merely a. an incident.
The funeral sermon was pathetic!
But polite, aside. We are concerned
about grammar. To Senator Pugh we ten
der the r.ternsl advice: Get thee to a
pedapogue,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-23
0AsbJLtE. sOyts COUNT.

Whit Msloney, OF Lexington. ia il
town fitting gas and water pipes to the new
house of ]. II. Gentry, on Lexing on street
M. Ed Fox ia ia V,nton, Va, called
there by the illness Of his aged mother
Mr.. sam Lazarus, Of Louisville, il in town
on visit TO his brother, Fred L,zrus
MIR. John K. Stenbergen, OF Mercer
county, and Miss Laura Coomer, of this
county, were married Thursday By Rev A
O Bar,holome~. of the Christian ohurc,
The wife Of Thos. $ Slaughter, cllorec,
wss fioed 800 10 the police court on Tues
day tor selling whisky The prosecuting
witnesses we're Frank johnson and Willism
O'Bten.
Mr.. II. l.. Webb and Miss Mary r
Wade obssined marriage license Wedu, =.
day. Both belong to the West Eud They
were married on Thur-day At the re-ideuce
OF the hride'- father, Mr.. James Wade.
L w Sharp, deputy sheriff Of Casey
county, brought Wednesday to the jail OF
this county Ben Roberts. recently convict
ed OF the murder OF Georse ,ker . year.
ago. the case goes to the Court OF Ap.
pesls and "a the Casey all i. regarded ne
unsafe Roberts wss brought here.
About $50 in money has been raised
by 'uoecr pIion for purchasing presents for
the children attending the public school.
The various city merchants have contrib
uted many sr icles 10 swell the list # pres
ents and = numbrr of kind hearted ladies
will prepare dinner for Friday at = O'Clock
NJ, when the presents will be distribut
ed
Ethiopia Lodge No 80. X. Of p. are H.
correspondence with Mr.. +. 5. Laurie, tn.
actor and teacher of eIocution, looking to
the presentation at the Opera House IN
February, Of the play Of Damon aud P,th d.
ias. A. soon 30 Mr.. Laurie ia heard from n
more dehnite announcement will be mtde
Santa Claus in all his glory IL to be-
presented a. the d. and ID. Institute on
Monday. The veritsble Old gentleman
with his sleigh, reindeers and in fac. all tie
accompaniment will be present. A general
invitation IL to be extended 10 the caildre
Of DanviIle snd vicinity through the sun
day schools.
Fifty dollars, which included a check
on the F.rmer. National Bank, OF thi.
place, Was stolen from the sleeping room Of
Mr. George Lawrence on Monday. The
check w,s signed by Tim EIgleman, oi
Lincoln county. and was made payable t.
the order OF Mr., L,wtruce A had no.
been endorsed by the latter the thief csn
make no uee OF it,
-L,st Sunday was "bbie day" At the
Baptist church, 4 day aet apart for. the col.
lection Of money for a publishing as.ocia-
uon knowa ~ the Amtrican Baptist S.c.,-
~, al organ zuion wno-e Obi ct u il 70 die
tribute bi0le- among those unable TO hu,
them 4 considerable sum Of money ws-
raised There we're recit4tlons by Spurgeon
Cheek, Willie Price, Mary Anderson, La
lie simpson, Sammy Fox, Katie Shear,
Irene Stodghili, Annie Bruce aud an 81
1res' by Rev. + Hale the pastor of h.
church.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-23

The governor OF Nebraska seens 10 be
rather fresh individual, disposed to at
tend more to other peoples business than
his own. He has sent to the Senator'S from
his State protest against the confirmation
Of Lamar as Juslice Of the Supreme Court,
saying tina, no man woo ever denounced
Abe Lincoln and supported JEFF Davis,
should BE- honorei in this land OF the
free The governor ia ovidenilgs sumner
coon and should 60 into his hole and draw
it H. after him
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-23

The I've Ere bugs captured in Knoxville
proved to be the scoundrels who sacked
and burned Tompkinsville and they have
been safely lodged in Jail there, though 1t
took hesvily armed guard OF 80 or more
men 10 prevent their being lynched by the
excited populace The men we're in abiect
terror and agreed il the sheriff would pro.
tect them from the mob to plead guilty on
every charge that could be brought sg'int
them, Two Of them charged with the muir
der OF an Indiana sheriff begged to be tax
en- there tor trial, pre- etriag the possibility
of escape 10 the almost certain death that
seemed to stare them in the face. Nearly
ali OF tue bon Is have been recovered. II
the scouudrels get tue full penalty upon
all of the indictments that will be
brought against them each will have to
serve the State IS years.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-23

The srgum sat in that old, Old chestnut,
the Thobe contest business, Is set for Janu
airy 9th. Thobe has not the slightest hope
for further success than to have Congress
pay him round sum for imposing himself
upon it. IL the business of paying con
testants were stopped, there would not be
half as many cjntests in Congress. Even
Lucas, of West Virginia, who put up a
claim to Faulkner's seat, was given 81 900
for IL
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-23

ALTHOUGH Dan Djherty, the American
who killed a m Al in Loudon, claimed that
the shot was accidental, che court very
mercifully let him of with penal servitude
for life. Here in Kentucky an accidental
killing would have been rewarded with a
prompt acqui,tsl aud perhaps a chrome.
1t is refreshing to observe that haTan life
is not everywhere e. cheap "a here.